120-year-old Kyani cafe in Mumbai, Royal China under Maharashtra FDA's scanner; rat droppings, lizards found
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The Maharashtra FDA inspected the historic Kyani cafe in Mumbai after rat droppings and lizards were discovered, suspending its licence.
- The FDA found rat droppings and lizards inside the cafe’s premises.
- The inspection led to the suspension of the cafe’s operating licence.
- Similar hygiene violations caused licence suspensions at other local restaurants.
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120-year-old Kyani cafe in Mumbai, Royal China under Maharashtra FDA's scanner; rat droppings, lizards found
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First reported by Hindustan Times on ; 3 articles from 3 outlets so far.
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- Center (3): Hindustan Times, Free Press Journal, Mint
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- 120-year-old Kyani cafe in Mumbai, Royal China under Maharashtra FDA's scanner; rat droppings, lizards found — Hindustan Times (center) ·
- Mumbai: Rat Found Inside Churchgate Station’s Catering Stall; Western Railway Issues Show-Cause Notice | VIDEO — Free Press Journal (center) ·
- Tukaram Mundhe's Maharashtra FDA suspends licence of 122-year-old Kyani cafe in Mumbai: Here's what inspection found — Mint (center) ·